Greenland Technologies Applauds Passage of Maryland's Clean Cars Act of 2022
Greenland Technologies Holding Corporation (NASDAQ: GTEC) expressed support for the Maryland Clean Cars Act of 2022, which initiates a grant program for zero-emission heavy equipment. The program, managed by the Maryland Energy Administration, mandates a budget allocation of at least $750,000 annually from 2024 to 2027 to subsidize equipment purchases starting July 1, 2023. CEO Raymond Wang highlighted this step as pivotal for advancing electric industrial vehicles, affirming their commitment to U.S. manufacturing in Baltimore County, and encouraging other states to adopt similar initiatives for a cleaner economy.
- Support for the Maryland Clean Cars Act may boost demand for Greenland's electric vehicles.
- The grant program allocates $750,000 annually, aiding customer adoption of Greenland's products.
- Commitment to U.S. manufacturing in Baltimore County reinforces market presence.
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BALTIMORE, May 17, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Greenland Technologies Holding Corporation (NASDAQ: GTEC) ("Greenland" or the "Company"), a technology developer and manufacturer of electric industrial vehicles and drivetrain systems for material handling machineries and vehicles, today commented on the passage of the Maryland Clean Cars Act of 2022, which was sponsored by Delegate David Frasier-Hidalgo.
The Maryland Clean Cars Act of 2022 establishes a grant program that the Maryland Energy Administration will administrate, with the Governor including in the annual budget bill an appropriation of at least
"I am thrilled that the Clean Cars Act has been signed into law and includes incentives for zero-emission technology, such as the equipment that Greenland produces," said Delegate David Fraser Hidalgo. "This legislation is a critical step in reducing emissions among industrial equipment and achieving a more sustainable future."
Raymond Wang, CEO of Greenland, commented, "We applaud Maryland's Governor, Senate and House for taking leadership to facilitate a cleaner, healthier, green environment and economy. We have invested in the creation of industrial electric vehicles that offer superior performance, return on investment and aesthetics to traditional vehicles. Our investments in innovation have enabled us to bring electric industrial vehicles to market that are set to disrupt traditional industrial fleets from warehouses to other heavy handling environments. The fact that Maryland continues to take a leadership role in encouraging both manufacturers, like Greenland, and customer adoption reinforces our strategic decision to buildout our U.S. manufacturing operations in Baltimore County. We hope other states will follow Maryland's example and adopt similar programs, as acceleration of the conversion of the industrial vehicle market to clean, electric vehicles is in everyone's best interests."
About Greenland Technologies Holding Corporation
Greenland Technologies Holding Corporation (NASDAQ: GTEC) is a developer and a manufacturer of drivetrain systems for material handling machineries and electric vehicles, as well as electric industrial vehicles. Information on the Company's clean industrial heavy equipment division can be found at HEVI Equipment.
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